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    react-daterange-picker

A React based date range picker


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React Daterange Picker

A React based date range picker.

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Getting Started

There's lots of examples within the demo page, or check out a minimal example within code CodeSandbox:

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Features

  • Select a date range in an intuitive way.
  • Define date ranges that are not available for selection.
  • Show any number of months at the same time.
  • Visually represent half day states.

React Version

React 0.14, 15, and 16 are all supported in the latest version of react-daterange-picker.

If you wish to user an older version of React, please use react-daterange-picker v0.12.x or below.

Change Log

All change log information is available within the project's releases.

Contribute

Please feel to contribute to this project by making pull requests. You can see a list of tasks that can be worked on in the issues list.

Before a pull request can be merged, ensure that you have linted your files and all tests are passing -

npm run lint
npm run test

Publishing

If you have been added as a project contributor and wish to publish a new release -

  • Ensure that you have added yourself to the package.json contributors list
  • Bump the npm version as appropriate, following SemVer conventions
  • Update the Demo by running npm run deploy-example

Building example page

Once you have the repository cloned run the following commands to get started:

npm install
npm run develop

This will start a local server at http://localhost:9989 where you can see the example page. It will also watch for any files changes and rebuild. To update the compiled files in dist run npm run build-dist-js, and you can lint the code with npm run lint.

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Last updated on 31 May 2018

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